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Lana is going into labour, and Krieger is trying to figure out how to disable the nerve gas missile.īefore either of this things are resolved, we are finally clued in on how the ton of cocaine got into Cheryl’s mansion in the first place - the CIA (specifically, Agent Holly) planted it there, so that the money could be used to buy arms from Iran (or Iraq, “doesn’t matter who,” Holly says, a line that will become a running joke throughout the episode). But really, it was about characters coming to terms with each other.įollowing the events of “ Filibuster,” the clock is ticking for two major events.
And then it was about arms smuggling, and then it was about preventing New York City from being hit by a nerve gas missile. “Archer Vice” started out as the former ISIS group trying to move a literal, non-metric ton of cocaine, and also sort of about turning Cheryl/Carol into a country star. Lana was also left with a lot to lose, having lost any semblance of leading a normal life while pregnant. Arguably the biggest sufferer was Malory she lost her home, her company, and - briefly - her husband, to the point where she actually had an emotional breakdown, something that didn’t seem possible in other circumstances. Every character saw his or her circumstances lowered. Perhaps because of this sense of relative safety (both in terms of what the character felt and the overall narrative), there were not as many emotional connections between characters as they could have been.Īll of that was shaken up when ISIS was eliminated. Despite all of the crazy adventures the members of ISIS got up to, there was always somewhere to return to. At its core, “Archer Vice” has been a sharp and funny season, but with one fundamental difference - no one has a safety net.
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